St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-26
MINNEAPOLIS.
Chamber of Commerce.

Receipts for the two days were 934 cars
and Duluth reported 40. Shipments from
Minneapolis were 1Jl. Nearly lego were
offered on the sample tables and buyers
took advantage of the liberal offerings TO in
sist on reductions. The demand was not
active and sales were made alta shade below
the figures CT the day before. A large part
of the wheat was carried away unsold.
Local millers were not buying much. Fol
lowing are the closing quotations: No. l
hard, November. in store. TcSic: December,
in store, 12S4c: January. in store. 74c: May.
in store. S0I4c. o. l., BE. No. Northern.
November, in store, 1olac: December, in
in store. 77l2c, o. t.. lie. No. . Northern,
November in store, 6Ilac: December. i'll
store. 67Iac: January. in store, 6Sl2c; May
in store. 14s4c, o. l.. Csc.
Sales included-23,0 600 bu December No.
l hard 7Is4c: - 900 bu May, No. north
ern. 7714c; 50 .OCO bu Nav No. l hard, Soc
Car lot sales By samples-9 cars No. l hard
73c: 30 ears No. l hard. delivered, 13c: >
No. hard, o. t.. BE: cars No. l hard,
12s4c; i ears No. ] hard. 72l2c: l car No.
to arrive 73c; 80 ears No. Northern. lie:
II ears No. Northern, delivered. 71c; 6
ears No. l Northern, 11l2c; q cars No. L
Northern o. t., lie; ? cars no
/ car No l Northern with transit, re: 1 car
No. l Northern, delivered, 9ll2c: > ears No.
/ Northern. 7Il4c: cars No > Northern.
69c: ears No. , Northern. delivered, 66c;
= cars No. Northern, 67l2c; cars No. .
Northern with transit. 69c: 3 ears No .
Northern, ti6c: ears No. = Northern, o. t.
Use; II cars No. . Northern. Csc: , ears No.
Northern, 61c: cars No. Northern, &c {;
l car rejected, o. l., 66c; Gears rejected. 63c ::
l car rejected, 62c; 10 cars sample, 546l5Sc:
l car sample barley. f. o. b.. 6ll2c: 5000 bu
barley, f. o. b, 5Sc: car No. = white oats.
26c; 1 car corn. TO arrive. SIC.
Flour-The Market Record says: There
was a good inquiry for flour for dome tic
trade and moderate orders from abroad. The
rise in wheat with the rise in freight have
brought on the necessity for a corresponding
rise of prices at points of delivery. The latter
is fought by traders at such delivery points
and to some extent the question was felt in
the volume of trading to-day. There is still
large amount of flour sold for forward de
livery, but the greater part was sold several
weeks ago. and were sold at the range of
prices current then. Such sales in the light
of present prices of wheat show an
Patents, sacks to local dealers, S4.15@
4.25: patents to ship. sacks. car lots. $40
415: in barrels. 81 2J04.35; delivered at
New England points. 500. 20; New York
points, S4956,5. 10; delivered at Philadel-
phia and Baltimore, 81 90G5. 10; bakers,
S3.45@3.65: superfine 81. S5G2 80; Red Dog
sack. SI.4561I 90; Red Dog bbls. 81 500
l.S5; rye -four, pure, cwt, S1.75; buckwheat
-four, Dbl, S1.0006.
Bran and Shorls-This market was very
firm this morning with millers asking Sl1.50
GI2 for bran and S11 1908 for shorts
Corn-There is but little doing, and that
was to-day at about Ale for good samples
o. [.
Oats--The market was again slow at 24@,
26I2c for fair mixed to choice No. = white.
Barley-Good stock in good demand at 30
663c. while there is q moderate demand for
medium lots at 40@5Oc, and hardly any for
poor.
Flax is in steady request at &c under the
Chicago market. Sales at 81. l4l2. Chicago
81 .2GI2.
Feed-Sales at SI5@15.5O o. t., S15.5O016
(. o. b.
RECEITTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Receipts-Wheat, 534 240 bu; corn, / 500
bu: oats, Is, 800 bur; barley, 1880 bu; flax
seed, 500 bu: flour, 26O Dbl: millstuff, 27
tons: hay. 176 tons; fruit 219,650 lbs; mer-
chaniisc, i ,S43,0l4 lbs; lumber, 100000
l,,ilt A -harr etc S1i-